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title: less than or equal
description: Using the less than or equal function for comparisons in Clarity smart contracts.
description: Use the less than or equal function for comparisons in Clarity smart contracts.
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The less than or equal function (`<=`) in Clarity compares two values and returns true if the first value is less than or equal to the second. It's a fundamental comparison operation used in many smart contract conditions and logic flows.
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## Conclusion

The less than or equal function is a fundamental tool for implementing comparison logic in Clarity smart contracts. By understanding its behavior with different types and potential edge cases, developers can create robust conditional logic and enforce important thresholds in their contracts, including scenarios where equality is a valid condition.
The less than or equal function is a fundamental tool for implementing comparison logic in Clarity smart contracts. By understanding its behavior with different types and potential edge cases, you can create robust conditional logic and enforce important thresholds in your contracts, including scenarios where equality is a valid condition.
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